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Aggie Flashback with former linebacker Lee Foliaki

September 2, 2014
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Key quotes from Lee Foliaki interview

"Going through the recruiting role twice, having Semisi played a big role. Playing in Kansas, I was kind of homesick and we used to talk every day. I told him I didn’t want to play for any other team in the Big 12 but A&M. That is where my heart was.
 
"When I first got to Butler, it was a bit of a culture shock. I’m a city kid and it was nothing but land and cornfields. When I started to play and get in a rhythm, I felt like I could get recruited home."
 
"Semisi and I already knew I was going to A&M but we didn’t tell anyone. Until they brought Semsi in for the in home visit I was telling Coach Fran that I’d be taking all my visits. But I knew where I was going."
 
"The strip against Colorado was the first game my parents came to. I was gone and then we had maybe five games, but this was their first one. Coach had called a stunt; it was Justin Warren and I. I got knocked back and instead of going through the hole, I just chased the ball. I think Byron Jones had tried to cut his legs so he jumped, I was just trying to make a tackle and the ball came out. I ended up falling right on it."

"Down here people are only A&M fans because of our guys playing for them. But after Polo died and Sumlin brought the players down for the funeral, they won over a lot of people."
 
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Aggie Flashback with former linebacker Lee Foliaki

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You mean Lee wanted to play for CU because he liked their uniforms

How many times has the uniform topic been beaten into the ground and the old Ag's still claim to this day that it doesn't matter with recruiting
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